So, do you "whooo!" or what?

[jeffdaweasel]

[quote="Divemistress of the Dark"]>>>Anyone else get the Big Stupid Grin? It first made its appearance back at the Whisky gig...it seems to reappear at spontaneous intervals whenever I'm within 500 feet or so of one of the band. I think it's like that orc-detecting sword from Lord of the Rings...<<<[/quote]

HA HA!

Yeah, I get the grin. I told my ladyfriend that my face actually hurt from overuse of the smiley muscles when we got back to our hotel.

[georgygirl]

Does banshee word has some power in human beings?



[quote]Just think big, loud, and sometimes even shrill wailing.[/quote]

[DirtyMartini]

[quote="samburusunset"]I can verify Ms. Martini's "whoo's" can indeed border on blood-curdling! A couple of times at the fan club show I thought my right ear drum was gonna burst from said exuberance The girl's got some good lungs!! [/quote]

Thank you, thank you very much. My old voice teacher would be so proud. Project and sustain, baby!


[quote="Divemistress of the Dark"]>>>Anyone else get the Big Stupid Grin? It first made its appearance back at the Whisky gig...it seems to reappear at spontaneous intervals whenever I'm within 500 feet or so of one of the band. I think it's like that orc-detecting sword from Lord of the Rings...<<<[/quote]

You do realize that sword's name is *STING*, don't you?!? HA!

[DirtyMartini]

[quote="georgygirl"]Does banshee word has some power in human beings?[/quote]

I'm afraid I don't know what you mean, Georgy. Are you asking if the word "banshee" itself is supposed to have power? In which case, no, it's not the word that has the power but the wailing sound that banshees make.

Although banshees aren't quite like the Sirens in Homer -- a banshee cry doesn't put you under a magic spell or anything. Sometimes in stories the banshee sound is a lure but usually it's a message, a warning, or a lament.

Does that make sense?

[Kalypso]

Try to see the stage from the usually lousy seat I get!